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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
DR WILLIAM ~ CHAMBERLAIS.

Dr. william NJ Chamberlain. Of this city. diea
at Summit, ~ j.. yesterday, whittier he went last
July for his health Death resulted from Bnghts dsehse'
Dr Chamberlain was born at Hanover. y. IL, anu was
tho son OF william NJ Chamberlain. professor OF creek
at Dartmouth College lie educated at the Fhiiiips
Andover Academy and at Dartmouth 'o-
lcgc lie attended lectures later at tho New
York Medical College and the Medical
school OF the University Of the CITY OF New-iorN
From sd 10 lsGO Dr. Chamberlain practised his pro
fsssion ut Astoria. L. L. and IN lsGl he was comnis
stoned surgeon OF the United states Volunteers Du
Resigned in me following October 10 serve on thc Sanitary
Commission In $50 he wss appointed examining sur
geon for pensions holding office FOR five years. aud from
sos 10 1871 lac acted medical sKamin.rfor the Charter
oak Life Insurance Company. He had vide conuseuon
with variou. medical societies and institutions He vas
a member OF the Academy OF Medicine and the County
Medical Society: the censor and delegate to the New
York state Society from SOS 10 lS71; member o! lhe
New York Obs;cirical Society lie was conncci'h Win
the York Medical College as lecturer ~ l-b' was
a phys ician the Demilt DspcnsaTy professor VI
therapeutics and ina eria medIca IN lie staring
Medical College since 375 h1d been both 'i-hg
aud consulting physician to the Charity Hospita Al
Elarkwelfs Island
DR. Chamberlain married Miss Susan l.. Chandler. OF
Peachau. VI. In 1896 aud had three children lie
WAS married again last Atnl. The funeral viii 10 70
MORO at 3 p. III, al the Vest Prssbyteian church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
WORK or TIE ryIrED HEBREw CHARITIES


The thirteenth annual meeting Of the United Hebrew
Charities held evening in the lecture room
o, Temple Emanu-Il at Fnhavc. and Forty thiId-st
The reports of the various committee, OF the society
were read, showing that the organization II IN pros
porous condition and doing excellent work among the
Iuor and destitute Hebrews During the past year
the society Las In various ways given relief to 1850
persons. 1t has received from all sources S64 ,2l4
and has expended SOB 7Of leaving balance on hand
Of 1000 ~. Young men without homes got 2,l4'
lodguss and 1879 meals, While 2,iO7 persons were
furnished with transportation TO Euppo and various
part. OF the United states and Canada Tho medical
stan visited 1Ol1 patients and iosued 1850 pre-
scrIdons. The average attendance at the Industrial
school III ami the number of pupils In the Tech
nical school wa. largely increased. The employment
department received ash applications for
work aud succeeded III Hiding situations
for over eighty per cent VI the
applicants. Tho society paid the funeral expenses
OF OIL persons.
The election for officers resulted a. follows: Pres
dent Henry Rice; vico president, Morris Tuska !,
treasurer, Jane, IL. Hoffman secretary, =. lsaacs
directors James n. HOFFMAN, Morris lindSkopf jacob
Lewis Ben Anin Eu-sak :. Jar1nuoW>hN, DaNlI
lutcrmcycr, \. Weinberg, lsdOr : hofn Saiiiilrl W.
Coz. man, Aiop h benjamin, SAMUEL d. Levy and pE'
Mark Blumcnthal.
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A. The True Odor of the Violet
impartet 10 Note Paper Iaces and Handkercners
bv MASSEY'S PLORENTINE VIOLET ORRIS
CASWtLL, MASSEY CO...
ll2l Broadway and BIS 9Th ave. aud Newport
Post Oaice Notice.
,ac daily by all interested. a, changes map

SHOULD b read daily By all interested as changes may
Iess fr iorcsn eountrie, be specially a.
eee GT dispatch q S eauns and
soe letters ps specially sddrssed by his
D FonssR @a al dss" S Tx Sn follow.
m for EGrosS Pc tstn Smsrc Aas sSi
soats PaeXc p5r,. a. per s ,tes n'hiD CITY
S r,a at at me- Porto sco
sssrha at H. 5s FfsIhs' Pc Ss'
"kR f,sanc via aac sS Getefs Irs
other EnroOean countries must be Mrss.e. .,, 1Sr
.sp SSr via sonn.npca aat rsasa g'ssssr, Tor
aS,s l. PER .s,".g c c.ai Y
Fl rhd IA s ri LOT '''''"''A "'' |''''' -
THURSDAY for Europe per steamship NE
Or Ireland mnst 70 trsets pe wean u, a. and n @
samshD Pc. Gesrss vi Sy PSI Mor from
sJ Pierre ~, %.i S.s'ou nd si'' Pee:
steamer IRON ron ilaiit.x
FRIDAYA for Pres,e'9 per s'es%ssp m @sSfs
directed ger Mexico
sArURDAYAt4 for Farsos per steamship %srra'
yranss s" ssitasran italy Portugal must
:: f:;S r' srv %e'5 s sS deter. for
britain Belgium Nsthsran, a5 %1 Tgf. AI''r pe 10
G rse s"f psr rSsF1y sr
sTs'asas !, scotland Al aroS s
Anchoria
Anchora'D at t:31 a. IN Toe Selgu Oh.
rsct mar steamship Wesernland. via Antwsro letters
b.. drsctsi Mestsrnland'l; at 80 4 ~
for the historian dlrsc per .teim'hip Lasnls VIA
AmsterIsm 1etters mast b, lrs,tst 'Dsr Zaancam'o;
AZ 10 A. 10 for Para PerDambuco Brazil per steam
sh,n Porfurnse At IL for Carthagena. per steam
ship Clarbel: az p. m. for Norway direct per steam
shis Island (letters must be directed per lslana
az n m. for Puerto Cortez per steamship e. Is "Afd
ir from New.Orloaus
SUNDAY-At 3 D. m. Tor Bueneids, PEE s'eAnsiip %
Oteri, jr.. fro n NewOrlssn>
Mails for the sandw Island. per steamship AUSTRALIA ror
Franciscol close hers Noyen)er' Il N p M. MAILS
for Chila ant T.oLl -, 80 NJ ~ Gaelic trens n
Eranrisc,l close hecs November - at D. "a. Mails
Tor Aus,roiia. New.Zsasnt sandwich. FIT All ~
man Isanl. per steamship Zsalandta (rom San Frsu.
cisco, clos. November'l az 80 m or on arrival
ork 3ermano with British malls for
Australia Mails for tho Society Islands per sn,2
T.h,ti fran San Franclsco close here Noyember'2y
am N Mails for cuba yraI TO Tampa Fla. lnt
thence " steamer Key No3- Fin, clos, ~ sa!s
Office daily at 23Oa m.
9TH. schedus OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails 10 ar
ranged on presumption OF their uninterrupted Overland
San Francisco Malls rou the fast arrIsns ou
time Francisco the day Of sailing o. steamers are
dispatched thence the same DAY, x.,
Peat once. Eew.York. N. Y. Oct % 1887
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PIE COrYRIGHr on AUTOMATIC MCSfO.

BosIoN Der. 81 (spccidr An odd under the copy
right law IL that OF william H. Kennedy OF Brooklyn
and the Automatic Music Paper COMPANY OF Boston,
against John McTammany jr OF Worcester. 1t was on
riaoday before Judge Colt In tho United states Cir
cult Court Mr. Kennedy owns the copyright Of the wen
known song, " Cradles Empty. Bahy's Gone and the
Automatic Music Company claim the exclusive right To
sell tho so in perforated sheets for the orgauet The
that the perforated paper Is not sheet
uusic. IL .ercy mechanioal appliance which tic
copyr ght do IL appeared In evidence
hsi for copyright tho perfora cd sheets OF
various songs had refused at Washington. where IL
was held that the appliance under tho patent laws
opIJ and that matter OF fact had boon covered by
two patents which have expired. Judge Colt will think
about the case before decldingit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
yICOLL AND MIRTINE.

From The Washington sunday GdSeits Ind. RSpl.
Tho Republicans of New York city have acted
wisely They know that II IL Impossible for them TO
elect candidates of then own, for the great metropolis
|, Democratic by very large majority The two most
impur local officer, To be voted FOR next month are
the District Attorney aud u Judge OF the Court OF
General sessions. and the Republicans have accepted
the nominees of the Independent Democrats iof heso
two offices. VIZ. Mes>r,. Delaney NlcoiI and ian
,,niuh r. MARITIME They did this IN the interest OF
gund Government and proper administration OF
Justice Both these gentlemen have been most prh
1.nt I'm tho pr,sccuton of the boOdlcr>' who had ~
inur corrupted the city officials, and who are now
having the penalty Of their crimes In prison. 10
tLc untlrng and sllilml conduct of the prosecution
~ rho noodle cases by Mcssr-. Martino anu Nnoi'
+. dino tho conviction Of the Offenders, ana now u Is
propo,cd to promote them as recognition Oh tio sica'
serv lro they have rendered. -, - .o,
sccntions regard for the public welfare a hai'ss
,,,,srrut i'm Of wrong doors and an upright anunhs
p,io, -, iustcc and Colonel Follows who represent.
the "boodlcrs' and worst elements OF Grass 90; Oh
ofjcials which has brought the city government into
reat dsrenlte there should be no hesitation on ,ho
nart Of citizens In casting their votes Inc "puo
iicans and thu. Democrats OF inc P"Ioi 'i"'S wa ~
I'm elcctng NlcOll and MARITIME
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OBITUARY..
JOHN w. GEORGE.


The death of John W. George, on sunday al MS
country place near Lexington. n.y. was not surprise
to his friends in this city lie had suffered for years
from partial paraly- is Of the lower limbs anu a''
week expressed wish to be taken TO Kentucky IL
hardly expected that he would be able 10 chu"ro
the journey, but by making Or two stops he sue
ceedcd IN reaching home.
Mir. Georg. wa, born at Lexington In 1883, but ne
had lived in Ncw-Yorl nearly twenty-five years Al
the breaking out of the war. his sympaiics "crc WI"
the South aud he the means OF conveying Nu"oic
information To the Rebel leaders. lie was detected at
last and arrested, but by political influence was not
severely punished. When he released. ne fehIo|''
to thi, city and about tls close of the war engaged
I'm the commission liquor and wine business. Addison
Gamma k who IS also a native OF Kentucky hal share
IS busincss with him for some time. Mr.. George hah
dihculty with the Custom House authorities IN Inc
course Of his business, but II settled after some
litigation
lie next entered wall Street and in 1863, when tho
firm of Osborn & Cammacl formed, MI George
Joined H. The firm did large business for Jay
Could and was very successful. Mr.. George rcti'u
in 1872 and with OF his ahcrwau eStapHshei
the firm OF !. W. George Il 60. lie gave mp a'uNo
business about five years ago although his Interest
In stock speculation never tagscd lie was AN expert
tclecrapLcr and when physically almost helpless he
would work with rare skill the key Of The Instrument
which stood at the head Of his bed in his rooms at NO.
"a West Thirty sccond-st. He extremely generous
I'm disposition and was popular I'm his Wal. Street
circle. lie wa we'll Informed and In MS later year
especially spent much time In reading lie Wa 'a "a,
ul in money matters. but hold operator IN S'uuh,
who backed his opinions fcarlcs,iy. His fortune Is
estimated at from $4,000 to stOO,ooo; ,,.n,,
Mr. George leaves "A wife and four Children ihIc,
sons have been living in this city AMI Two nave bo'
members Of the sock Exchange although BON sou
their seats about a year ago. Mr. George VIII DC
l,tri. "a Lex
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OOo Possessos Of smaller fortunes need not
IrUOUr THE VARIETY.

apply
VARIETY SHOW WITHOUT THE VARIETY.
A new farcical comedy in two acts by F. Lyster and
J. +. Sheridan produced at the Opera Comque on
Saturday. The title is Bridget O'BrIcn, esq., but
why "esq." the authors alone can tell. 1t Is sequel
to Fun on the BRISTOL from which 1t differs chichy
in the suppression of the musical element which madc
its predecessor variety show rather than play The
result Is variety show without the variety sherdans
Widow O'Brlen" is the same as before, sometimes
amusing generally tedious, always vulgar surely
some other character-male, II possibc-would serve
well for the display Of colossal broguc which con-
sttutcs Shcrdan's talent.
THE WILD VESTS LITTLE sURE-sHoT
Annie Oakley. the little surc-shot OF the Wild west
will appear In London next year on her own account
Although Miss Oakley IS married, she has received
many haerng proposals in the course OF her so]onrh
al south Kensington She is very proud Of the letter
written her by the Princess OF Wales and the eoid
medal Of the London Gun Club. on which she has had
engraved the Prince of waless words " don't Know
any one who deserves il more than you do'
EDMUSD YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

Summit, NJ. on Monday october
"a W,iiiam NJ Chamberlain, NJ D., of New YORK CITY
r'nsral .srycss will held WEDNESDAY November
at o'clock the wost PRESBYTERIAN Charoh >-"s@' oe
tween 9Th and 9th aveS -
IntsrInent at Hanover. n. III.
n a. Kindly requested that NO MOWERS DO sent
nEIIAt Armenia N. Y, Thursday october ~. Anna
Austin wife OF the Rev. O. H. Boil
DENIKE-on Friday. the 18th inst. william H. Denika
~ the 58th year o. his aga .,.,o - &c.,. 81. la.
reaLtsuos GreyoOurt Orange Co, y Y.
Trains leave foot Of Chamberss ST. at q m
Interment Ut Highland Mills. NJ Y.
FERRls-At Rossie ". j. Saturday. October " Albert
Tennsy Ferris. son Of Murray W. and Ada n. hsrfi~
aged mon tina and - dAyAs
Funa
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LANES 81 CLAIR nOAI.

CHICAGO oct. 3l.-James ST. Clair isal, Assistant
United States Attorney died AT his home IN this ciiT
Yesterday Mr. studied law with the late Congress
man g. L. Fort and after his admission to ths bar he DO
came the late Judge Lyle Dckeys chief clerk wheh
the Latter was Assistant Attorney General lie WAS ap
pointed secretary OF Legation in Mexico under Minister
Thomas H. Nelson but be resiguel tho pOsitsn after
,.rvtpg wear AMI half and returned home nc men
entered upon the practice OF ms profession t"oi
lrtpr connected with the OF Crafty Brothers there
pou the appointment OF Judge Bangs as United states
district Mr IIoal chosen a. MS assistant
and thu, position he hul under all succeeding ncunOen's
up 10 the Tine OF hls death
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Uo!itlcIl Notices.
For Coroner,

For Coroner,
MICHAEL. j. b. MESSENGER Nd.
Regular Republican Nomination
FOR CORONER.
DENIS SHEA.
United Labor Nomination
FOR JUDGE OF s snssro GSehr of 'NNA"AD
FREDERICK @. LEUBUSCHER.-
Republican Candidates I'm Kings County.
STATE.
Secretary OF state.
FREDK D. CRANE
Comptroller.
JESSE s. LAMoREAUx.
Treasurer
JAMES II. CARMICHAEL
Attorney. General
JAMES A. DENNISoN.
Engineer and Surveyor.
o. II. p. CORNELL
COUNTY.
Sheriff,
CLARK D. RHINEHARE
supsrvisor.at Large.
THOMAS FITCHIE
Associate Justice OF SsssoaA
JAMES SAVAGE
CITY.
Mayor.
ANDREW D. BAIRD
Aldermen-at. LARGE
John w. HARTMAN. ALBERT r. MOODhUFS
q. A. H. W. ERHARDT, JAMES MARTIN,
CORNELIUS n. BOAGLAND
District Aldermen.
First District
MICHAEL HYLAND. GEORGE CRU,
RREDK C. DU BoIs JOHN o. BRAUNSBERd
second District
roUN scHIUssER SAMUEL NJ WEEKES
Holm II WAIEER HENRY A. SMITH.
Third District
RICHARD q. WHEELER. JARED J. CHAMBEKs
ALyAH +. BLANCHARD PETER J. kihChofA'
Justices of the Peace.
1.urs TAyroR JOSEPH BENJAMIN
EDWARD H. SCHLUETEk
SENATORIAL.
Becopd District
Third District
EUGENE F. OCONNoA
Fourth District
JACOB WORTH ~ '.-'
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SIR GEORGE ALEXANDER MAcFARREN.
HIIt DIDI.bE AITsA ANUTI. HIfNI 4Nr'T'T1'''
LoSDuS, Nov l.-Slr George Alexander Mac!Arrcn'
professor OF music NJ Cambridge univer ty and princ
pal VI tho ROYAL Academy VI Music. IA dead

sir George Alexander Macfarcn was tue son oil george
Maciarrcn. tho drana,is and was born In London on
March . 1913 lie entered the Royal Academy of MUSIC
I'm 1879 and In 1884 he appointed one OF ia
rolos.ors His first important work. sym
phony In minor produced before tho
society OF British Musicians on October -. 1871
General public attention was nrst drawn 70 hun IN
1sIs when he produced his Devils Opera" hir
t,rOr.c vision impaired at al early age ana thn
malsdy Increased until hc became blind ia 1870
hc elected Professor OF Murlc AT
1,ambrtigc and about the same he made prn-
cpsl of the ROYAL Academy OF Music Among MS mr-
sra work. are several OPERAS cathedral service. an
tcu. chan and psalm tuucs. and many songs, duets,
overture, synphonic', etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
opryyyG TWO FAIRS AT YEWAR8.

Two large fairs opened in Newark last night
The Central Labor Club insuguraed an AntiPoYey iaif
at the Hcsdemy OF Music week. Miss Munlcr and
number OF singers from ST. Stephens Church in this
city occupied at the opening ceremonies and
ssnv several choruses The hall lifted with booths
issd with miscellaneous articles and attended by well
dressed women girls The Knights OF Pythias began
their fair at the Rink, Supreme NiccChanceIof
George w. Ward making the opening address The
auditorium preuy decorated ana many persons were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

Mn, Augusta NJ. Gleason. who died IN hi, city On
SUNDAY was \ daughter OF Charlie, 4. g. Dcpcw of Peek
skill and cousin Chaunccy ". Depew Her husband
Edward Gleason, prominent merchant OF Boston, died
few months after their marriage. Mrs Gleason leavOs
mn ONLY child. a daughter. body viii DE- taken
Pcekskn whore IL Will DO buried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

Music Hal in Passaic City was flied with large
and fashionable audience last night that hSo hc' ~
enjoy all entertainment for the benoht Oh INC o"'
benevolent society, a select organization whose ho"
,crs are among the best peoplc of Iassac. Among
those who took part in tho entertainment were nSse'
Radciif TimbalL Birch, Kane, keti' i no"son'
afford Horton, Ackernan, fcars0n ana Aino"S, va
S.orga Hose G. Rice, G. Gleason, r. SHERWOOD,
Fischer Kngour, Nathaniel Webb ffedcficA 'o' 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

OFFICERS OF YALE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
NBw.HAyES, Conn, Oct 3l.-At meeting OF the
Yale University Athletic Association this evening officers
fer the ensuing year elected follows President
IL r. Walker $50; vice president l.. b. Cavity. 80; sec
Rotary and treasurer. T. l.. Bayard. E 3d. W. Harmar
90 and A. H. M0en, '69, were elected members or the
Executive Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

KxSTOs. Ohio. Oot 81 tspecai Foraker to-
aay cane TO toWn the home Of the sscrearyof State
James D. Rebinsss. snd made q speech which was
suasudId help the esnpsigh in Hardin County The
Ssstrato In All the large Ohio cities indicates largo
vctS this year and largo vote always Indicates 6s
publican v;gtory.
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THE FUNERAL H. A. LEVIN

The funeral OF Martin H. Levin, the tobacco mer-
chant took place yesterday at No. 10 fh n ave
among those present were Prcsi lcnt Henry hochoh
and entire, board 81 directors 81 m, German
American Bank, Charles j. Fig, Henry ltoBcrs
And Robert Raihbono. The body was taken TO Green
wood Cemetery burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

NEW PURCHASERS OF THE ACCIDENT or Music
Boston, Oct. 81 tSoec,aD.-Eugens Tompkiss the pro
pretsr and manager OF the Boston Theatre and Gilmore
Of Hblos garden purchased the Academy OF Music
in ewYork paying for 1t 1865 600 IL VIII be run as
theatre for spectacular and sensational plays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

p m SOTHRRN'S SUCCESS IN HAnHIN UION'
T. H. So,hern and the Lyceum Company sa'o
"The Highest Bidder" at the Na''oii"i inoA"' ~
sr.sl,rc,on last night before large audience. Mr.
s,tbern was recalled twice at the end OF tn brS' act
sanger the niger boy no." ,ravelng WIN ,n
delivered souvenirs In the afternoon 10
lLn Pre- .flent and Mrs C1ovtIano
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TIE HElTHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT IyDICArIoNs-FoH2 "a AsunI
wAsHISoTsv, oct 31.-for New-Ensland. Easter
New York. Eastern Pssnsy vanilla and New Isrssy, warE
err fair weather. fresh to brisk northery winds shiitln
10 westerly, high on the coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

Boss Mclaughlin knocked ont by stonecutter Bard
Great cartoon brooklyn Standard onion this evening
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MARRIED..

Sachet Powders for Xmas 49,, ,,,,o, o,o
Colrate's Cashmere Bouquet helolfoPo IA" ''O0' So,
very n,sful for making mp holiday gua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castsria-
The Coming Fall Elections

The Coming Fall Elections ..-
I'LL all for many substitute DoN Oh our "a ,,S
1870 ~ Gig lrcttcs "Cross Country latest Emsns,.
oWhite caps In place OF the traditional nat AZ yorS
hiN""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In tho diagram ne shows tho b,roneric nno
tultons yesterday observed at the Uned siatss
The dashes Indicate The tcmPot~
lure noted at Hudnuts pharmacy. 2lS broadway
TRIBUNE oFYIcE, Nov. IL A. NJ -Gensray ia'r
weather prevailed yesterday with fresh northwe'tery
winds veerng 10 northeasery. The temperature
between 81 TO 52., the average H27s', beise ower
than the corresponding day last year ana hs"0'
than Sunday. -. ...,x "a.
In ana noar this city to-day there viii probably 10
slightly warmer, fair weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
,opr ov NETWORK. MONDAY. OCT. 81. 1887
ARRIVED.
stsser Wcrrs (Ger) Bussius bremen Oct 2s SoutnA"S
,on - lin md A Aud pas sonxers oelx1ehS CO.
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Special Notices.
william r. Moore, Aucliouecr,
MOORE'S ART GALLERIES,
29O FIFTH -AVEN u r..


A william william F. ,IcSre Aq qas9ss'
900 FIFTHAvENUE.
THE FAMOUS COLLECTION OF
CHINESE PORCELATNS.
JADES, AGATES, CRYSTALS, &C.,
belonging to
MESSRS. HERTER BROTHERS,
OF l5i FIFTH-AVENUE.
composed OF selections from weknown collections Of
Mr. Michael O. C.. OF London. Mr. Holcopbe Count SINAI
eS eG s"% sT tI'S
LATNs SINGLE COLOR PIECES AND GLAzES.
SS HT fSO $SEK AGs in M ssGr
BR0NzEs cLosfoNNEE GXAMELs and remarsa ,,.
VIEW sns TO RE s9hp s9 Agc aIs FRI
DAY. NOV 2. 3. AND4 O'CLOCK ZACH HA1.
American Art Association, Managers.
THOMAS f. KIRBY. Auctloneer.
EXECUTORS PEREMpTORT SALE.
ESTATE OF THE LATE
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
VALUABLE LIBRARY. over 1000 VOLUMES.
RARE LINE ENGRAvING5 AND ErCHINGS.
OIL PAINTINGS. DRAWINGS, ORIENTAL AND
EUROPEAN CERAMICS RARE RUGS FINE CUR
TAINS, BRIC-A.BRAC. FURNITURE. Co.
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING,
Gam toe p M, 7:so to 10 p. NJ,
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
CEAsT 23D-sT.
To be sold at auction without ressrys.
Beginning TUESDAY. Nov. 8. at $3.50 aud 1870 N.
Catalogues 900 lots $50 pages receipt Of prcs
so cents.
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DIED.

Notio,, of marriages. must be iaiorsei wihf a1 nan'